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Mr.. Burdette insists that he overheard wo-
man lecturing her husband as follows on board
a train: Now, I'll tell you why wouldn't 60
into the restaurant and have cup of coffee with
you while we were waiting for the train.
didn't like the way you asked me. Keep quiet.
have the floor. Not half an hour before you
said to Mr.. Puffsr: Come, let's get cigar, and
away you went, holding his arm and not giving
him a chance to decline. When we met John
O'Howdy on our way TO luncheon you said :
Just in time, John; come take lunch with US.
hour late, you looked at your watch, turned to
you like cup of cofeei' And did want it !;
was tired and little hungry, but would have
tainted before l would have accepted such an
invitation. And you went away little bit
vexed with me, and had your coffee and bread
and butter by yourself, and didn't enjoy it very
much. In effect you said to me: Ii you want
a cup of coffee-if you really want i'll will buy
il for YOU You are the best husband in the
world, but do as nearly all the best husbands do.
Why do you men seem to dole things out to
your wives, when you fairly throw them to the
men you know? Why don't you invite me
heartily as you invite menP Why didn't you
say, Come, let's get little coffee and some
thing and take me right along with you
You wouldn't say to a man, Would you like
me to 90 and buy you a cigar?' Then why do
YOU always issue your little invitations to treats
IN that way to me? Indeed, indeed, my dear
husband, if men would only act toward their
wives as heartily, cordially, frankly as they do
toward the men whom they meet, they would
find cheerier companions at home than they
could at the club"
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Fable Reach a1A MURRAY Wall.
Esissvs Msriaiaa: Sitting upon the veranda
at Murray Hall inhaling the salt beeess ai Pablo,
thought Of the good people Of the interior. and
sincerely wished that all were here to enjoy
with me the comforts which was 10 possession
o. Pablo Is new town recently started on the
Atlantic coast seventeen miles from Jackson
vile. 1t has much 10 recommend it to such a.
enjoy sojourn on the ocean beach 1t has
rapid and frequent connection with Jacksonville
oy nrstclass narrow gauge railroad; has q
post ONCE, livery stable. several stores, church
and school buildings. and several hotels, together
with many cottages owned by parties residing
in the interior, who seek comfort here during
the heated term. No seaside resort on the At
lantic has finer beach-reaching from Mayport
70 st. Augustine, a distance of thirty miles. The
driving upon the beach is very fine, so hard 10
its shore that the carriage wheels scarce make
an impression upon its face. All the advantages
OF ocean breezes you have here in perfection,
and as for surf bathing tn, re Is none better
anywhere. Aside from these natural advan.
tages there is located at Pablo as fine
hotel as can be found at any of
the famous seaside resorts at the North Muir
ray Hall Hotel was built within year by one
of Jacksonville's most enterprising citizens, Mr..
John G. Christopher. This magnificent hosiery
has one hundred and ninety rooms; is built upon
the Queen Anne style, upon bluff, with a COM
handing view of the ocean from every room,
and its nearest point is within fifty feet OF the
beach. No building could have been more care
fully and strongly erected. One million of brick
and over two million feet of lumber were used in
the construction of it 1t is lighted with electric
lights; has electric bells in all the rooms; has
one-'hird of a mile of verandas, grand parlor,
not excelled anywhere, with private drawing
room attached, with thu rec so!Griams Guests of
this hotel have every comfort which can be asked
for Hot sulphur baths in the house, and a
bathing house for its guests for surf bathing. Its
artesian well, with flowing capacity of three
million gallons of sulphur water daily. furnishes
supply for drinking and bathing purposes so
abundant that the guests may have to their
hearts content. Every room is comfortably
furnished, and nowhere can the drowsy. dreamy
comfort seeker find softer or better beds. My
advice to all is to 60 TO Pablo and stop at Muir
ray Hall. w.
TALLAHASSEE, June 81, 1887.
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A 81. Give. Cs.s.s.e.s.ry - O.e
The many Atlanta friends Of Mi. Men.
WilliamA attended the ball 1t the Kimball
House last night. which was given In honor Of
the fair Floridian's visit to the Gate CITY.
The parlors were ablazed with light and the
ballroom had been handsomely decorated in
honor of the brilliant entertainment which took
place there
AtS O'Clock, when the inspiring music which
was furnished by Cohen's orchestra, reached the
ears of those who had gathered to do honor to
Miss Williams, they were ready TO start at once.
The dancing was continued until half-past ten,
when the participants were notified that the re-
freshments would be served
Alter partaking of most bountiful repast
which was enlivened by the conversation of the
charming girls and brilliant boys, the devotees
of Terpschore returned,to the ballroom, where
the dancing was kept up until the wee sma'
hours had arrived.
The guests paid their respects TO the host and
hostess, and bowed their way out from the pres.
ence OF the fair lady in whose company they
had spent such pleasant evening.
Music by Prof. Chas. COhen's orchestra.
Among those who were present were the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Ike Strauss and Miss May Wolf: Mr.. F.
9. Guhman and Miss Emma Cohen; Mr. Ed
Steinheimer and Miss Clemmie Mayer: Mr..
Herman Benjamin and Miss Annie Teitlebaum
Prof Harry Hanlein and lady; Mr.. L. Steinan
and lady; Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. NJ. r. Cohen Mr.,
N. Hutzler and lady; Mr.. Williams and lady, of
Tallahassee. Fla; Mr. Sig Cohen and lady ;
Nessrs j. L. Jacoby, Simon Metzger, George
Gershon. Chas. Wolfshei,ner, Louis Teitebaum,
Richard Franklin, A. Robinson, Louis Hess. j.
Froshin and Jake Goldsmith
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Mr.. N. H. Frohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala,
writes take great pleasure in recommending
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
having used it for severe attack of Bronchitis
and Catarrh. 1t gave me instant relief and en-.
tirely cured me, and have not been afflicted
since. l also beg TO state that had tried other
remedies with no good result. Have also used
Electric Bitters and DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
both of which can recommend
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs AID Colds is sold on positive guarantee
Trial bottles free at N. Lively's Drug Store.
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The annual meeting assembled in the reading
room OF the Egmont Hotel, Fcrnandina, at 11:3O
A M on June 18th, and adjourned al $50 P. M.
on the 10th. Though the attendance was not
as large as usual, the session was very pleasant
and interesting. The assemblage was a working
BODY and more business was transacted than at
any former meeting of the Association. Quite a
number OF new members were received. Major
George Il. Fairbanks, editor of the Fernandina
Mirror, was elected President without a dissent
ing vote; Mr.. Frank E. Harris, of the Ocala
Banner, was unanimously reelected Vice Presi-
dent, and Col. d. H. Elliott was re- elected Sec
rotary and Treasurer, receiving the unanimous
vote of the association.
The association were the guests of the citizens
OF Fernandina, with headquarters at the Egmont,
and guests were never more royalty entertained
than were the members of the Florida Press
Association by the hospitable people OF the pros
porous and beautiful Island City.
The programme included ride by rail to the
beach Wednesday afternoon, supper at the
Strathmore and hop in the pavilion, and on
Thursday steamboat excursion 10 the bar and
Dungeness, where the party inspected the
grounds and $4,000 winter residence of Mr.
Carnegie, and visited the grave of" Light Horse
Harry Lee"
We were pleased to note that Fernandina is
enjoying substantial boom-a boom that has
come to stay. With deep-water entrance to its
land-locked harbor, Fernandina is destined to
be commercial port of vast importance to
Florida
The next meeting of the association was ap-
pointed for Key West, in February, 1888.
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Rev. James P. DePass, in a letter to the
Florida Dispatch, speaks rather enthusiastically
OF new peach which he has and which ripens
in the latter part of May He says that it is un
like either the Peen-to or the Honey peach
This is his description of ii: Appearance, good !;
size, medium; shape, oblong; both ends some
what fialtened color, dull red with occasional
tinges of pale yellow; freestone; flesh, whitish
green with flashes ofred, coarse grained, fibrous
tender and melting sweet and rich: quality,
good. The fruit had strong peach aroma want
ing in the Peen-to and Honey, and bore no re-
semblance to either of these types. Although
Dir. De Pass does not mention the name, il is
evidently, says the Dispatch, a r,vv 1uuiau
Blood. 1t Is better quality than is usual with
this class, and if it prove early every year,
and adapted to this State it will be a decided
cquisition.-Sapannah Neus.
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Advice to Mafhera.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by . sick child suffering and crying with
pain Of cutting teeths If 90, send at once and
get q bottle of MRa Windows SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEErHNa Its value is incalcu-
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mistake about it. II cures dysentery and diar.
rhga, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums. reduces iniiamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRs WnsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
and il the prescription Of one Of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and 10 for sale BY oil druggists through
ont the world. Price 81 cents . bottle. 88-ly
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Closing Exercises.

The closing exercises of Mrs Williams school
took place on Thursday evening. The school
room was tastefully decorated and, notwith-
standing the warm weather, was crowded with
the friends and relatives of the pupils I The
different plays were well rendered, and all the
participants were appropriately dressed in keep
ing with the characters they represented The
following plays and recitations were rendered
by the students, assisted by Miss Virginia Will
liams and Miss Fannie Byrd:
QUEER PEOPLE
introduced by........... Miss Nan Randolph
Turks. ......... Sadie Lewis and Robert Williams
Indians Walter Gwynn and Evelyn Winthrop
Spaniaro Observation-Disclosures. Jessie Edmondson
hiauueT. Edith Elliot
..Freoole Elliot
Carpet Bagger-By Misses Fannie Byrd, Virginia
Williams and Margaret Randolph
The Bubble-By Nan Randolph as Age" and Edith
Give the Little b a0s cba1ssbv EuyeD. R,oD
and Robert Williams
TS Can u and Cant IT, Walker Gwynn
Sadie Lewis as 1.-THE Beautiful" and Evelyn
Winthrop as {" The Good"
Cneerlulness, oy............ Nan Randolph
Playing schooi-sadie Lewis as Teacher, walker
Gwynn as Committeeman, assisted by number
of Others
Mind Your Own Business-By Misses Fannie Byrd,
Virginia Williams, Margaret Randolph assisted
by smaller ones as a sewing circle.
The Smack in School, by.......... Freddie Elliot
The evenings entertainment closed with
comic recitation by Miss Lizzie Gotten, which
was well received by the appreciative audience
and heartily applauded.
Miss Margaret Randolph received the prize,
book of poems for lessons, department and
improvement in penmansbip.
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Mr. George Lewis, executor of the will of the
late Judge Westcott, has sent out a catalogue of
his valuable law and miscellaneous library with
the following slip attached:
Sale is continued until 29th of June, and you
are requested to mark off each set of books de-
sired by ysu and place the amount you will pay
for each book or set of books opposite the re-
spective number, aid on day of sale the book
will be started at highest price, and if bought by
you will be expressed c. o. D.
GEO. LEWIS, Executor.
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Civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made during the week:
Samuel H. Vikings, to be Sheriff in and for
Alachua county.
Up. Perry, TO be Clerk OF the Circuit Court
in and for Madison county.
Oscar T. Stamford, to be County Judge in
and for DE Soto county.
Robert Crawford, to be County Judge in and
for Lee county.
T. J. Shine, TO be Clerk Circuit Court in and
for Orange county.
r. G. ellison, to be Clerk Circuit Court in and
for Franklin county.
G. P HeaIy, to be Sheriff in and for Volusa
county.
Thos Y. Watts, to be Sheriff in and for
Washington county.
Henry w. Epperson, to be Sheriff in and for
Bradford county
James Owens, to be Sheriff in and for Liberty
county.
A. j. Wood, to be Tax Collector in and for
Calhoun county.
John H. Singleton, to be Tax Assessor in and
for Monroe county
James N. Renfro, Thos r. Brown, Jas. W.
Bailey TO be Notaries Public in and tor the State
at large.
Chas j. Curry, to be Notary Public in and
for Monroe county.
John Fogarty, j. H. Kennedy to be County
Commissioners in end for Manatee county.
Is Owens, to be County Commissioner in
and for Gadsden county.
John Finlayson, TO be County Commissioner
in and for Jefferson county.
l. NJ. Stevens, to be County Commissioner in
and for Levy county.
G. B. Marlborough Ito be County Commissioner
in and for Jackson county.
F.A Hendry, w. H. Towles, John Powell,
T. J. Wilson, Peter Nelson to be County Com
missioners in and for Lee county.
8. T. Langford, N. G. Carlton, to be County
| Commissioners in and for De Soto county.
/ II. F. Dutton, J. D. Matheson, to be Members
| of the Board of Education East Florida Semi
| nary.
]. II. Ancrum, p. Houstoun, VIM. Miller, to
| be Members of the Board of Education West
| Florida Seminary.
F. M. Wilson, to be Member of the Board
of Health in and for Polk county.
T. r. Hector, w. Fl. Burland to be Members
of the Board of Health In and for DeSoto
county.
John Fogarty, N. d. Phillips, to be Members
of the Board of Health In and for Manatee
JF. NJ Kinstry, to be member Board Of
Health In and for Alachua county.
Daniel c. Kantz, TO be Superintendent Public
instruction In and for Lee county.
Malcolm Butler, to be Justice OF the Peace In
and for Orange county. :
Geo. N. Dorr, 70 be Justice Of the Peace In
and for Marion county.
JaA NJ. Baggett, to be Justice OF the Peace In
and for Hillsbororgh county.
Robt Tate, TO be Auctioneer in and Tor Es
Gambia county
Geo. A. 6mithson, to be County Surveyor In
and for Columbia county.
j.: e. Roberts, TO be County treasurer In ano
for Liberty county.
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ORDINANCE

Re Il ordai.ed BY tie CITY Council That Chapter XIX
OF the City Ordinances be and hereby declared null and
void and the following be adopted in lien thereof
SECTION 1t shall not be lawful for any merchant or
shop keeper or other keep store shop
other house. larger quantity than the contents Of
two kegs Of gun powder at time being Of different
for the purpose Of retailing in smaller Quantities shall be
emped INTO and kept tin canisters jars Of glass or
Stone 70 DC Kept or that purpose and merchant chop
store shop or other house at any one time larger guam
kegs Of twenty eight pounds being Of different qualities
contrary to the provisions Of tnis ordinance shall
vcton De liable to pay fine of not less than ten doar
nor more than twenty dollars for each and every
at the discretion of the Mayor roUded That nothing
In this ordinance contained shall be ed as to
prohibit merchants and shopkeepers
rom keeping in their stores shops and other
powder securely put in small titles in or esen
canisters Porided FURTHER hosoerer That merchant
or other person having powder in the city magazine be
served with notice to within thirty DAYS
from date Of such notice -
A. J. FISH, Mayor of Tallahassee.
T. II. RANDOLPH, Pres. City Council
Attest' d. L. DENnLY, City Clerk. 10St
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That is to say. your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery Il L. Not only the larger air-passages,
but the thousands Of little tubes and cavities
leading from them.
ter which ought not to be there, your lungs can
NOT half do their work. And what they do, they
cannot do well.
CAN It cold, cough, Group, pneumonia, catarrh,
consumption or any Of the family OF throat and
nose and head and lung obstfuctions, al are bad.
All ought TO Be got rid o. There u just one
BoscheSs German Syrup which any druggist
Will sell you at 70 csnts bottle Even II every
thing elGe has failed you, Jon may depend upon
this Tor cestain. S6-eow-ly
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In the Circuit Court Of the Second Judicial
Circuit OF the State of Florida, in and for
Leon County.
IN CHANCERY.
David F. Granting vs.. Henry B. Burnett.
Bill for Foreclosure and Sale of Real Estate
It being made to appear by the ahidavit of David
+. Gramng. fied In the above entitled cause, that
the defendant. Henry Burnett is out of the state
and has been absent from the State for more than
six months next preceding the fling of the bill In
the above entitled cause; that his residence 10 un
known to afhant, and that he 10 over the age of
twenty-one years. Upon motion Of defendants go
licitor 1t 10 ordered that the above named Henry B.
Burnett do appear In this Court and make answer
or demur to this bill on the first Monday the 4th
day of July. A. D. 1887 the said bin wilf BE taken
a. confessed against him Provided, That publica-
ton Of this order be made once q week for four
consecutive weeks In the FLoRIDIAH, q weekly
newspaper Published in the city Of tallahassee In
said Circuit
Witness my hand and seal this LIST day of June.
A. d. 1887.
d. 8. WALKER, II. al
Judge Of the Second Judicial Circuit of the STATE of
Florida, In and for Leon county.
JOHN 8. BEARD, Solicitor for Complainant.
true copy. Attest: - IN a
G. A. BRIAN, Clerk.
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Wonderful Cures.

w. D. Hoyt s. Co., wholesale and retail drug
gists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric Btters and
Bucklen's Arnics Salve for four years Have
never handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satisfaction. There have been
SEINE wonderful cures effected by these medi-
cines in this city. Several cases Of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured by use of
few bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric Bitters We
guarantee them always.
Sold BY NJ. Lively
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April n, i87-iy
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The Laws of 1887 are being printed with all
possible dispatch. The price will be $1.00 per
copy, and for sale only by the Secretary of
State The State furnishes laws to all officers.
Circuit Judges and State Attorneys only are
furnished Supreme Court Reports and Digest
free from the State The price of the Digest is
$500 for unbound and $500 for bound copies.
Purchasers must send IS cents postage-45 cents
if they desire book registered. BY express. Is
to IS cents; for sale only by Secretary of State.
The Supreme Court Reports are sold by the
Clerk of the Supreme Court
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.oGnsAn.l
ELLA HAY.

klla May ID mammals darling.
Mammals sprightly little pet;
And. Of all the winsoms babies.
She's the brightest, cutest yet.
See her hairl It's fair and golden
Lips like cherries, teeth like pearl
Cheeks the tint of summer roses:
Eyes cerulean-mothers grill
Hear her sweet voice gently lisping,
Mamma, dear, 'ove you,
buddie, sister. bessie, Lula;
And 'ove dear Desus, too"
May she e,er love dear Jesus,
And her heart to him be given;
May life spent in His service,
Make for her q crown in heaven.
81. L. p
Tallahassee, June IA, 1887.
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A Printers Error.

Sweet are the uses of ddcersity, the printers
advertising Sweet, indeed, 10 those who in
sickness and suffering have seen the advertise
mcnt of some sovereign remedy which upon
trial has brought them from deaths door "The
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Discovery" is again and again the testimony
Of those who have been healed by it of lung dis
ease, bronchial affections, tumors ulcers, liver
complaints and the ills to which flesh is heir.
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4
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When Stanley after years Of untiriug energy,
discovered Livingston, the great African Ex.
plorer, the nnt question the old hero asked was
q Did yon bring any Of Ha.pers old Nelson
8 reply in the Affirmative, he exclaimed, Thank
heaven r. and burst into tears. Harpers cele-
brated Old Sour Mash b cold By the Sole
Xsents. Fall Drothsn, Tallahassee Tta.
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
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To SmOkerS !.

Who want TO get frst-class article, ask for
Seidenberg's Occur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for cents
and Sedenberg's " Rhine Gold" Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported, for
10 cents, at M. LIvELYs
July 23-tf Drug Store
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New COnAtituaiOu.

Send 10 cents in cent stamps for side noted
copy of new Constitution
DoRR & Bowen,
If Tallahassee, Fla.
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Editor Pratt has gone to New England for
the summer in search of health, which we trust
he will find. He is accompanied by Mrs. Pratt.
During his absence the Palatka Herald will be in
charge of Mr.. Charles H. Pratt.
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etrayed.

My black COW, with small white blaze in fore
head, two Sits in each ear, about FIVE years old
Has been gone three years. A reward will be
paid on her return TO
PEGGY MITCHELL,
Tallahassee.
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VI ASONlC.

psoular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
- Ss,d on the fret and third Mondays in each
roats si' e'' W. H. MCINTOSH, Secretory.
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Auction sale.

One horse and mule will be sold in front
of the Courthouse, on Saturday, June 25th at
~ o'clock NJ. Terms, cash.
1t NJ. F. PAPY, Auctioneer.